If you live in the US.... No. A non-custodial parent can be forced to pay child support, but they cannot be forced to visit.
No. Driving is equal amonst the parents. Non custodial picks up the child for the visit and the custodial parent picks the child up from the visit. This is standard
A custodial parent is obligated to let the non-custodial visit the child if there is visitation schedule in place. If there is none, it is not illegal for the custodial parent to refuse visitation.
Nothing. A parent cannot be forced to visit with his child. If the situation continues the custodial parent could petition the court to modify the visitation order so the custodial parent and child will not be required to plan their life around a no show parent's scheduled visitations.
A child must be eight years old and state in court that he or she does not want to visit the non-custodial parent.
Usually not until the child is 18.
In some cases, visitation would be dangerous to the child. Also, as a matter of public policy there seems to be little point to the government attempting to force a parent into a relationship.
If you're in the US, the child can decide at 18. Until then if the non-custodial parent has a visitation order that must be followed. If there is a legitimate reason why the child does not want to visit, then the custodial parent needs to go to court and request that the visitation order be changed.
Maybe.
When they are 18.
At eighteen.
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